Chancellor Reddy: One-Time, Non-Base Building Payment
UCCS is providing for this fiscal year only a one-time, non-base building payment to eligible faculty and university staff employees. (More)
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Faculty, staff honored in 2021 Campus Awards Ceremony
14 UCCS faculty and staff were recognized for their dedication to the university and their embodiment of excellence during the annual UCCS Campus Awards Ceremony. (More)
$600k grant fueling new LGBTQ+ initiative and partnership
The collaboration with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will aim to help LGBTQ+ youth build healthy dating relationships and make wise decisions, with a goal of reducing rates of dating violence, problem drinking and suicidal thoughts. (More)
Silva-Smith’s work reflects modern nursing values
This National Nurses Week, UCCS celebrates practicing nurses, retired nurses, and nursing students – including Amy Silva-Smith, whose new stroke rehabilitation research will begin this summer. (More)
Photo Feature: UCCS fulfills COS150 Tree Planting Challenge
More than fifty students, alumni and friends of the university gathered on campus on April 24 and May 1 to plant trees, fulfilling UCCS’ commitment to the COS150 Tree Planting Challenge. (More)
Students, share your COVID-19 experiences with the University Archives
Submit your records of your COVID-19 experiences to the University Archives team for preservation. (More)
Video Feature: Behind the scenes footage from “An Iliad”
In An Iliad, one actor and one musician tell Homer’s timeless tale of fate and fury through vivid storytelling and live music. (More)
2021 commencement ceremony honors eight Golden Graduates
This year, UCCS will recognize eight Golden Graduates – alumni from the Class of 1971 – during the virtual Commencement ceremonies on May 14.
The VAPA Arts Festival brings artistic programs together for the first time
The VAPA Arts Festival is a series of events featuring work from art history, film studies, museum studies, music, theatre and dance and visual art students. The theme this year represents the challenges the art community has faced as a result of the pandemic. (More)
NPR: Daniels speaks on female athletes’ stand against sexualization
According to Elizabeth Daniels, associate professor of psychology, ankle-length Spandex unitards could be just the beginning of a cultural reckoning on the sexualization of female athletes. (More)